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Walking St Discos closed before 2am today - what's the go?


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Anyone know why they closed Walking St Discos closed before 2am today? Basically lights went out for all discos and all patrons were thrown out back on Walking St. As far as I know, there's no alcohol bans from 12am on the 12th October, we just had one 2 days ago. Or was it some big wig Police chief coming to inspect to make sure everything closes by 2am?

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1 hour ago, jacko45k said:

Didn't we just have the end of Buddhist Lent which is a no alcohol day. 

Yes, that was on 10th October and they closed everything down by 1am on the 10th Oct.

 

But on the 12th October there's nothing that would suggest an early closing prior to 2am.

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15 hours ago, kidneyw said:

What time do they usually close?

Thought it was 2.00am.

Most close around 5am.

 

Flexx is known to start getting busy around 5am and go all the way until the late hours of the morning.

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32 minutes ago, bbi1 said:

Apparently, Walking St closed again at 2am this morning from what I've heard.

 

I've also been told by a Thai girl it's because there's the new big Police chief that has come and replaced the past one.

I read that he is back again. There is no new police chief. 

 

https://thethaiger.com/news/pattaya/pattaya-police-chief-cleared-of-vice-charges-back-on-duty

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18 minutes ago, jimn said:

 

"strongly enforce all rules over this long holiday weekend. They also stated they will crackdown on entertainment venues open past legal closing times and motorbike racing"

 

So it looks like after this long weekend it will be all back to normal and this is only a temporary thing. No early closing after this weekend would be my guess.

 

Ain't gonna go down well with tourists if this 2am closing <deleted> goes on forever. And Thailand wants tourists to come back lol

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17 hours ago, userabcd said:

Only the powers that be looking after everyone.

 

2AM all good people should be in bed and asleep ready for rise and shine awake in the morning to lead productive lives to the full.

I don't get up early, but I'm usually up by 10am, even if I went to bed before midnight. So I typically get around 10 hours of sleep. Some people just need more sleep. It does not mean I'm lazy.

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15 hours ago, Seppius said:

Just the Thai police encouraging tourists the way they know best

Obviously they don't want the tourist dollar with their ridiculous 2am closing time in a city known for a 5am or later closing.

 

I thought Thailand was desperate for tourist dollars. Looks like they've got too muchof it. That's why they need to close everything as early as possible.

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I can't say I've ever had a good trip to Pattaya, there's always been some drama of some sort, without fail. 

Bangkok hasn't been without fault, and neither have I, I've messed up a few times out on the rantan but I wouldn't miss Pattaya if the sea swallowed it tomorrow.

It's cheaper than Bangkok, but as my wise Chinese friend says "Grasshopper, Cheap places are cheap for expensive reasons".

 

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On 10/13/2022 at 9:27 AM, bbi1 said:

Apparently, Walking St closed again at 2am this morning from what I've heard.

 

I've also been told by a Thai girl it's because there's the new big Police chief that has come and replaced the past one.

Thursday and Friday this week are Thai national public holidays:

 

  Thu 13th Oct -- Anniversary of the Death of King Bhumibol  
 

 

Fri 14th Oct -- Bridge Public holiday

 

https://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/thailand/

 

And two more later this month:

 

Oct 23 Sunday -- Chulalongkorn Day -- National holiday

 

Oct 24 Monday -- Day off for Chulalongkorn Day -- National holiday

 

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14 hours ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

Thursday and Friday this week are Thai national public holidays:

 

  Thu 13th Oct -- Anniversary of the Death of King Bhumibol  
 

 

Fri 14th Oct -- Bridge Public holiday

 

https://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/thailand/

 

And two more later this month:

 

Oct 23 Sunday -- Chulalongkorn Day -- National holiday

 

Oct 24 Monday -- Day off for Chulalongkorn Day -- National holiday

 

Correct, those are public holidays but everything is open and alcohol is served.

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